Cocker, Harry, Lance Corporal, 202101, 2nd/5th Bn, Notts & Derby Regiment
Born Derby
Enlisted Derby
Killed in action France & Flanders 4th April 1917
CWGC:
Aged 23
Son of Joseph and Elizabeth Cocker, of 44, Erasmus Street, Derby
Vadencourt British Cemetery, Maissemy, IV, A, 7
Harry Cocker was employed as a tinsmith's assistant in the Way and Works Department of the Midland Railway at Derby.
Derby Daily Express, 21st June 1916:
Harry Cocker had served in Ireland during the Easter uprising in Dublin. Additionally, he had a brother serving in the Derbyshire R.F.A. and an uncle who was also 'in the firing line'.
Cocker, Harry, Lance Corporal, 202101, 2nd/5th Bn, Notts & Derby Regiment
Born Derby
Enlisted Derby
Killed in action France & Flanders 4th April 1917
CWGC:
Aged 23
Son of Joseph and Elizabeth Cocker, of 44, Erasmus Street, Derby
Vadencourt British Cemetery, Maissemy, IV, A, 7
Harry Cocker was employed as a tinsmith's assistant in the Way and Works Department of the Midland Railway at Derby.
Derby Daily Express, 21st June 1916:
Harry Cocker had served in Ireland during the Easter uprising in Dublin. Additionally, he had a brother serving in the Derbyshire R.F.A. and an uncle who was also 'in the firing line'.